Chain - 18 kt. White gold Pearl - Diamond - Diamond, pearls






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An 18 kt white gold freshwater pearl necklace with 55 round white freshwater pearls (6.5 mm), a 48 cm length, and a 750 gold Art Deco clasp set with a large green tourmaline and about 52 brilliant-cut diamonds (total approx. 1.00 ct), in good condition with signs of wear and no laboratory report.
Description from the seller
Extraordinary freshwater pearl necklace with tourmaline and diamond clasp in 750 gold
Elegant and exceptionally decorative freshwater pearl necklace with a meticulously crafted clasp made of 750 gold (18 karat), set with a large green tourmaline and numerous diamonds in brilliant cut.
The white freshwater pearls display a beautiful natural luster and the slight differences in shape and surface typical of real cultured pearls. It is precisely this natural structure that gives the necklace its unique character.
The special highlight is the extraordinary, fully integrated clasp in Art Deco style. Its center features a large, rounded rectangular green tourmaline, whose open geometric form lends the jewelry piece an extraordinary and very elegant effect.
On both sides the tourmaline is held by intricately worked elements in 750 gold. These are richly inlaid with small diamonds in brilliant cut. On each side there are about 26 diamonds, totaling roughly 52 stones. The individual diamonds vary according to available data between about 0.01 and 0.03 ct; the total diamond weight is estimated at about 1.00 ct.
Details:
- Freshwater cultured pearls
- Clasp in 750 gold / 18 karat
- Large green tourmaline
- About 52 diamonds in brilliant cut
- Individual stones approx. 0.01–0.03 ct
- Total diamond weight estimated about 1.00 ct
- Clarity VS1 / Color H
- Art Deco-inspired design
- 750 stamp and other markings present
- Price 1500
- Shipping with DHL
Seller's Story
Extraordinary freshwater pearl necklace with tourmaline and diamond clasp in 750 gold
Elegant and exceptionally decorative freshwater pearl necklace with a meticulously crafted clasp made of 750 gold (18 karat), set with a large green tourmaline and numerous diamonds in brilliant cut.
The white freshwater pearls display a beautiful natural luster and the slight differences in shape and surface typical of real cultured pearls. It is precisely this natural structure that gives the necklace its unique character.
The special highlight is the extraordinary, fully integrated clasp in Art Deco style. Its center features a large, rounded rectangular green tourmaline, whose open geometric form lends the jewelry piece an extraordinary and very elegant effect.
On both sides the tourmaline is held by intricately worked elements in 750 gold. These are richly inlaid with small diamonds in brilliant cut. On each side there are about 26 diamonds, totaling roughly 52 stones. The individual diamonds vary according to available data between about 0.01 and 0.03 ct; the total diamond weight is estimated at about 1.00 ct.
Details:
- Freshwater cultured pearls
- Clasp in 750 gold / 18 karat
- Large green tourmaline
- About 52 diamonds in brilliant cut
- Individual stones approx. 0.01–0.03 ct
- Total diamond weight estimated about 1.00 ct
- Clarity VS1 / Color H
- Art Deco-inspired design
- 750 stamp and other markings present
- Price 1500
- Shipping with DHL
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